Sheep Care and Rearing Practices

The video tutorial explains the rearing of sheep, focusing on raising livestock for commercial purposes, particularly for wool production. It covers the process of sheep rearing, including grazing and feeding practices, and the shearing of sheep for wool collection. The video also highlights the geographical regions in India where sheep rearing is commonly practiced, such as the hilly areas and plains.

What is the primary reason for rearing sheep?

• For obtaining milk

• For obtaining wool

• For obtaining meat

• For obtaining leather

Where is sheep rearing commonly practiced?

• In deserts

• In hilly regions and plains

• In coastal regions

• In urban areas

What do shepherds feed sheep apart from grazing?

• Only grains

• Only grass

• A mixture of pulses, corn, and minerals

• Only water

How do shepherds care for sheep during winter?

• They take them to the beach

• They feed them only grass

• They leave them outside

• They keep them indoors and feed them dry fodder

What is the purpose of shaving the sheep's hair?

• To change their color

• To keep them cool in winter

• To obtain wool

• To make them look better

When is the best time to remove sheep's hair?

• During the hot weather

• During the winter

• During the night

• During the rainy season

Which Indian regions are known for sheep rearing?

• Maharashtra and Goa

• Kerala and Tamil Nadu

• Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and others

• West Bengal and Odisha

Why is hair removal done during hot weather?

• To change their diet

• To make them run faster

• To help sheep survive without their protective coat

• To make sheep look stylish